RMJM's York University listed

Central Hall, University of York, by RMJM

Practice is only architect to design four universities in Britain

Several of the main buildings at RMJM’s York University have been listed, including its main Central Hall.

York was part of a wave of seven new universities that improved access to higher education and marked the high point of publicly funded architecture in post-war Britain.

Dating from the mid-1960s, it was one of a record-breaking four universities designed by RMJM.

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